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Can you simplify 4 over 9?
no
How do you simplify 9 over 4?
9/4 is in its simplest form.
What does 4 over 8 simplify to?
To 1/2
How do you convert 15 over 20 to a decimal?
Well you would simplify it from 15/20 to 3/4 because you divide both the denominator and the numerator by 5. After that you divide 3 by 4 and you get 0.75. You could have also just divided 15 by 20 but it helps to simplify it first.
What is 12 over 21 as a simplify fraction?
4/7
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Can you simplify 4 over 12?
1 over 3
How do you simplify 12 over 4?
12 / 4 = 3
Simplify 15 over 20?
3/4
How do you simplify 15 over 20?
3/4
Simplify 6 over 8?
3/4
Simplify 84 over 63?
4/3
Simplify 18 over 24 as a fraction?
3 over 4
How do you simplify the fraction 14 over 3?
4 and 2/3
Simplify 3 over 5 and 4 over 15?
3/5 & 4/15 are already simplified.
What is 423 over 4?
If you simplify it, it's 105 and 3/4 (<--fraction).
How do you simplify 69 over 92 to the lowest term?
3/4
How can you simplify 3 and six over four?
4 and 1/2
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